Genevieve Bell ’90, M.A. ’92, was featured in an Elle magazine roundup of the most influential women in the technology industry. Bell, vice president of user experience research at Intel Labs, leads 100 researchers who study how people are using technology and predict what they may want next.

Bell earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Bryn Mawr in anthropology prior to earning her Ph.D. at Stanford University. According to the Elle article, “The 46-year-old Bell left her job at Stanford as an anthropologist 15 years ago and since has been reminding the technologists at Intel about the rest of us out in the world.”